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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-30

The New Orleans future market closed
until Tuesday morning. No reports
The Liverpool spot and future markets
closed until neyt Wednesday morning.
Whitsu atide holidays. No reports.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKETS
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DIR. ID. 4. JOHNS0N''
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DlSPEMSARv
No. IA Jefferson street,

hVe HOht behDO
(Betwoen Main and Front.I MEMPHIS.
Established IN lHt.l
| AR.J0HNS0N 10 acknowl edged By ali pa
L. ties interested - by far the most spn
oossful physician in tho troatmentof pTivSs
or secret diseases. Quick, permanent euro,
guaranteed In every case, male or female
Recent cases Of Gonorrboa and ByphillJ
cured in fow days with out tho use Of moi
curry, change Of diet or hlndranoe froa
business. Secondary Syphilis, the last v0G
tiEe eradicated witbo 7tthe use Of mercury
Involunsary loss Of semen stopped In short
time. Sufferers from impotence n loss
sexual powers restor 10 FREQ yig Ina fer
weeks. Victims Of self abuse ititEcessiV.
yenery, suffering from sperma boa NJ
loss Of physical and mental potfl4 speedily
and permanently cured. Particular attSB
ton paid 10 the Diseases Of Women, ADC
cures guaranteed. Piles and old sores cure
without the use Of caustic or the knife. Al
consultations strictly confidential. Med
cines sent By express 10 Ell parts OF II,
country.
STWorkingmon cnrod at half the usu
rates. Once hours from 8 O'Clock Am. 70
o'clock pm. d. &. JOHNSON, NIB
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Kh' ERS and STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING

Arkansas CT, y.......KArE ADAMS, SPIN.
Friars Point. -...-JAHRs LEE, pm.
oscso'a a, .............. -coAHoNA, pm.
T. 1ESDAY.
vieksburs.......-....BA LIE MEMPHIS. loan.
st. Louis.......CrrY OF VlcKsBUEo. pm.
New Orleans. CRY OF Ma w.oRLEASs. IL m.
st. Francis River. RKSE M GRADY, 5 pm.
Cincinnati .......B uoKEYE SrATE, 5 pm.
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FINANCE.

Money hardening and supply amply
sufficient for the demand at 6 to s per
cent. The Clearing House report is as fol-
lows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-30
MILES ANN HORSES.

NAILs-1Os, iron. 81 SO92:iO; steel, g 80.
LEAD-6c.
sH0T-Drop, 81 30; buck, sl55.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-30
ouuv,. Europeaa Hotel.

Corner Of Adams and Main streets. Rooms
SOC, 75c and 81 per day; American Plan, 81
rer day. First class Restaurant Ia tho
Hotel. J. M. DUFFY 90 years with Pea
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-30

DOUND TRIP TICKETS to the various
IN sprir rs and seaside resorts will ba on
sale by the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road on aud after June Let. A full supply Of
guilds, pamphlets and other springs matter
on hand, and will be promptly mailed, with
the same, with minimum Of cost time or
trouble and maximum Of comfort, convent
enoe and safety, tn ough tho prettest
scenery in he country. Through Pullman
Buffet Sleepers to most OF these resorts and
few changes TO the others. Through tickets
and cheeks 10 all Call on or nd iross Bar
ney Illus Ticket Agent, 278 Main street;
ii. d. Ellis, Ticket Agent, ri Madison
street; Eugene SutSlifie, Passenger Az Mt,
27s Main A., or Q,A, DeSRussuro, A. g. ?. A,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-30
NEW YORK ORY GOODs MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 2s.-The demand was
very moderate, as the attention Of buyers
was almost wholly absorbed In an examina-
un,n1 OF the stocks Of quilts aud aannels to be
sold At auction next week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-30
Peabody Hotel.

@. B. GALLOWAY h C0.......,PRoPRIHroRs
Rates 81 so and IS yer day, according to
siEe and location of room-opecial
al m
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GastOn's Hotel.

W. ii. MANAGER.
European plan. Enlarged and reiurniahed.
Prices aocoi ding to size and loca-
ton of room.
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EXCHANGE.

New York and principal cities North and
East, Il discount buying, e premium sell
ing; New England sight, 4 discount buy
ing; New Orleans, Il discount buying, par
BANK STOCKS.
Bank Commerce, 1881 bid, .. asked
First National .,............. l7b bid, 1856 asked
German Bank, new ......,134 bid, 1851 asked
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The New Gay 0sO.
HARRINGTON, STEWART 4 WHITE,


CHAs. @. RoTH......... Manager.
Rates s. so TO "a per day. according TO looa-
ton of roomA
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BAGGING AND TIES.
WHISKY. WINES, LIQUORS ETO.

BAGGING-7ashc.
TIES-Sl O5@l 10.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-30

The New York spot and future market
closed until next Tuesday morning. No re-
ports.
The New Orleans spot market opened dull,
and closed quiAt; middling, 1920. Sales,
900 balea Quotations Wara AZ folloWa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-30
CONSOLIDATED srArnMEN I.

1857. 1888. 'Ssa.
Receipts u. States
ports, l day.. 1875 l.s45l 33
Export ct Britain 2,OOl 2i,SO
stoct ......-.......... 35l 1856 lS,0lS l47,OS
receipts Sept. LIST, IS, l64, 1872 $50 $50
Foreign exports. l60, 5Ss 5, $40, isl Cos, 500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07
WARRING on LAND.GRABBERS.

Acting Commissfbner StockslAgsr Con-
tnues the Vigorous Policy.
WASHINGTON, ID. c, Decspbe q. 6.--The
attorneys in Washington and other per.
sous interested in the public land have
been watching with great deal Of anxiety
and concern every act Of the General Land
Office since General Sparks resigned the
Commissionersbip which might indicate
its future policy. Rumors have been
siloat for some time that there would be
change from the vigorous and fearless
methods pursued by General Sparks
sgalnst the land -grabbers and the abuses
witch bad grown up in the Land Depart
ment. Acting Commissioner Stockslaxer,
who is prominently mentioned a. q sue.
cessor Of the late Commissioner, has fol.
lowed tn. administration policy as closely
a. his former chief.
Mr.. Stockslager has been more closely
identified than any one else, excepting
| General Sparks, with the administration OF
the land Office since the Democratic party
come into power. Within the last week
he has recommspced suits against ten oon.
psnies and individuals who have unlaw-
fully enclosed "a, 900 acres Of public land,
viz: The Land aud Cattle Company Of
Montana, 1900 acres; the Union
Cattle Company, Of Dakota, 1000 acres
Joseph Scott, Of Montana, 700 acres
Michael Barrett, Montana, 400 acrss; o
II. Wsllop, Montana, 300 acres; the Amer.
ican Cattle Company, Montana, 7,l4o
acres; the Laramie Plains Land and Cattle
Company, Wyoming, 1900 acres; George
Mace, Montana, 400 acres; the Nebrasks
Cattle Company, Montana, 500 acres. and
Smith, Sears & Gibs, Colorado, Is, 0OO
acres.
Since November Is IS criminal and 81
civil suits have been recommended against
parties for timber deprcdstions on she pub.
lie lands He has also, during this time
held for cancellation Tor fraud no entries
and cancelled oatright upon the same
grounds 10 entries embracing 25. 900 acrcr
Of lands. Still greater progress has been
made in the advancement Of bona fde set-
tiers claims 10 patents. Three thousand,
four hundred and sevent--seysn entries
have been approved and plAssed for posting
by the Board Of Review during the lAst
| two weeks,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07
A SERIOUS CUTTING.
A Pupil Rssists Punishm.nt SD siashss
HIs Teacher In Approved bt,le,

A Pupil R.sists Punishment SD siashss
His Tcscher In Approved spis.
sp,cqi 7tie9rdm 10 Dx R,Hher.
PESsBORo, December Ga ss,ions sut-
ting afrtay In q school bouse on Bee~op,
about five niles from rsnnsboro, occurred
this manning about 10 o'clock. A young
man named Davis, having committed some
misdemeauor. for which he wns being cor
rected by his teacher, Creed Wilson, re-
sented 1t by suddenly drawings knife,
which he had concealed about his person.
and made o slAsh 81 his throat, but the
lick was guarded In such Q wsy that tb.
knife struck him frst sbout the middle Of
the forehead, passing TO the lsft, severipg
the TEMPORAL artery and upper half Of the
ear. Several passes were made, isAiet-
ing deep gashes in the top Of the bead
and back Of the neck. Henouhsg'
from the cut arteries was 20 great tha,
be came nsaJ dying before medical sid
could he procured. At this writing he har
recovered from the immediate shock and
is doing an we'll % could he expected unds'
the circumstance. Excitement II ruaDins
high in the heighborbood, this hsiDg the
third cutting scrspe occurring 70 school
teachers in this county In the past yaas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07
A Natural Gas War.

PITTsBURG, December 6.-The big natur-
al gas deal, by which the Philadelphia and
CHARTERS Companies we're 20 paOl theii
issues AID pull together under the same
management is of. 1t came to an abrupt
termination yesterday, and there will
probably be no further attempt TO bring
the companies together. The result may
be natural gas war before many week.
Of such proportions rs TO shake up the
stockholders Of both corporations at an
exceedingly lively rate and cause MUCH
Joy among consumers.
1t was Impossible 10 get at the inside
facts last night, but discussion and differ
ences Of opinion among the CHARTERS di.
rectors seem to have caused the failure OF
the consolidation scheme. The committee
appointed by the directors to formulate .
plan worked hard, and submitted not Onij
one, but several al, CT Rhica failed oI
adoption. rinding their recommends
tfons went for naught, they, in the Ian
guage of a stakeholder, became disgusted
and quit"
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case will snharrsss or obstruct the execu
ton of laws of the United States in case
where State officers are guilty OF acting u
violation ofthem because III United Statn
deals with them -
INDIVIDUALS OWING OBEDIENCE
to its authority. The penalties Of dis
obedience may be visited upon State ON
GERS without regard TO the character II
which they assume to oct or the nature o.
the exemption they may plead. Nothing
can be interposed between the individual
and the obligation be owes to the constitu,
ton and laws Of the United States IT,
therefore, Q State officer under color oi
State laws comes into conflict with the
superior authority and valid law OF ths
United States, be 10 stripped Of his repre-
sentative character and subjected to the
Consequences OF his conduct The STATE
has no power to imp.rt 10 him any i'm.
munity from responsibility tot the supreme
law Of the United States."
The opinion concludes - follows: TN
contradistinction to these classes Of cases
for the reasons given, We sdjudge the suit
of Cooper et nj. against Msrye Ct al, In
which the injunciions were granted ssainst
the present petitioners, to be . suit against
the State of Virginia. II 10, therefore,
within the prohibition of the eleventk
amendment By the terms Of that provis
ion it is case to which the judicial power
Of the United States does not extend. The
Circuit Court was without jurisdiction to
entertain it All the proceedings in the
exercise OF the jurisdiction which IL assum.
ed are null aud void. The orders forbid
ding the petitioners to bring the suits, for
bringing which they were Hdjudged in
contempt Of its authority, il had no power
to make. The orders sdjudging them In
are equally void, and their i'm
prisonment 10 without authority Of Law.
1t is ordered, therefore. that the petition
ers be discharged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07
CURED BY THE ALMIGHTY.

A Chicago Preacher Who CLAIMS WSs.
dsFfui Cure.
CHICAGO, December 8-The Rey. Or.
John Williamson gave " tAe otbsf Meth
odist ministers at tAeir weekly nesting 70
day, a wonderful experience which be hss
had during the past year. He IL the psstss
oi tie Michigan avenue church, and . ysas
80 NJ b.elth was 20 bod that his nbya.
esas ts,A hin. be would have 70 rest st
lesst Q whole year. It was with
gfssf rsl6Sen<e LIST be agreed to
do ~, n wss IT, great
est sssrfAfe n - III. Boms months -
terxard The eNskbsa - Nh heart % much
that he cTisd< aleoi ssts the lSrd for
divine aid. ,DE&HIl16nsss slsssd that At
that time be held 9 GUese - tzlssshb-
able communion with 0sA, = wA1dl he
was assured that bin hesltA vssIS = -
stored. His physician I'D be- seBne1y
assured him that hs VS. - we'll - - 60
Fas before, and be ascribes tins woeA0l0
egse entirely 70 divine healing. Ths -
ia&ing Of d. WiIliamson's sIpsTis8cs
|eanksd quite . sensation, and many t7sss
~. whs agreed with him that IL vAs IN
s1anoas of divine bealins-
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London Sentiment.

LONDON, december g.-The Morning
Post, commenting on President Cleveland,
message, says; The message will pro
duce profound sensation in Europe, o,
well as in America, aud will strengthen
the free traders cause throughout the
world"
The DaRy Eesg says: "seldom has ar
American President had q mere impor,
tant or impressive Lesson to teach. Th,
fact is that, although President Cleveland
makes q pretense Of shutting his eyes tc
it, the policy of protection has been re,
duced to practical and theoretical alb
surdity. The stone now set rolling will not
stop until the idol Of protection is broEe-
in pieces"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07
TNEARTHlNG \ FRAUD.
The Bohemian Data Sw!udIers Indicted
A..,uri

The Bohemian Data Sw!udIers Indicted IN
E.,,,uri.
ST. LpuIs, NJ, B'tsmbev 6.-The
Sou.hwystera raia pd Seed Company,
doing business for the PAS o years at
Springfield, Mo &rr .cI>.d obtaining
money under .J,> l-e:.ns,s ami are being
prosecuted uuterthe act They are charged
with the famous Bohemian oats sSiudle
tina. was 50 sucesss'ully prSciiced &c OHIO
two years ago. Tha s@Indle consists IN
selling bushels oi oa:5 1t Sl5 per bushel TO
we'll known farmer taking his 2ate pay
able at the tine Of he harvest Of his first
crop, and making routract with him TO
buy all the oats 10 "a, ses a. $40 per bushel
-Aoe ms; year this contract Is carried out
faithfully, aat tAe Lpuest farmer Is made
the tool aud his e'IhbOrs are led to the
slaughter. They hhv the cats uRder siml-
lar contracts gjv;rg ;heir notes, which are
discounted. The b rhemian Company have
been established year and appear to be
reliable, but By the time the contracts OF
Ee second year mature the company has
Saigratei
1t IS estimated that they sold 100000
worth OF SEED in Green and adjoining
counties IN Missouri, and one Springfield
bank EOds 81 900 Of the farmers notes
Hon. Il. G. Mullins, a well known farmer
oi Greene county, attempted to warn bis
nelghOors by an open letter to the local
papers, and WAS answered by twenty
equally well-knOwn farmers, who declared
mat there was no swindle. The Bohe.
nian Company appeared 10 have the ad-
Iantage, but Mullins appeared to peg
sway, and John II. BeDnett, farmer, was
Yesterday arrested on an indictment found
Sy the grand IuIy. The officers of the
company left the city some time sgo, and
It Is believed that they have been in
dicted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Some Proposed Amendments to the
House Rules.

Some Proposed Amendments to the
House Rules.
WASHINGTON, D. c., December O.
The proceedings of the House thia morning
were opened With prayer by the Chaplain.
Mr.. Mills, of Texas, offered resolution
directing the Speaker to appoint the CON-
mittees on r1les, accounts, enrolled bills
and mileage, each to consist of the same
number OF members, as is provided for by
the rules of the Forty.ninth Congress, and
referring the rules of the Forty-nInth Con.
gress to the Committee on Rules, when
appointed. Adopted.
Tho fcllaWipy amendment TO the rules
were .unmitted, to be referred to the Com
mittee on Rules, when appointed:
By Mr.. Dingley, OF Maine, providing
that pending motion that the House 20
into committee of the whole or proceed
TO business of the House calsndet @ mo-
ton shall be IN psder, 10 designate the par:
ticu,ar bill to be considered. Also ior
the appointment Of a Committee on SaVi-
CATION and Fisheries, 70 consist or thirteen
membe.s. .,
Nv Mr.. Anderson, of Kentucky, provid-
ing, tha. ex-saembers of the House shall
not be admitted 10 the floor on more than
three days during the same term OF Con-
gress.
By Mr. Stone, Of adissoVa, giving pre-
cedepcs IN lOnsiaerat on to bills reported
nv committee on Public Lands, for the
foreclosure OF land grants, and restoring
them TO bona fide settlement.
By Mr.. Cox, of New York, for the sp'
pointuent of a Committee on the Eleventh
Census.
Tia principal topic Of conversation thi
morning among members on the floor o
the House was the
| CHANGE MADE LAST EVENING
by Clerk Clark, in the Office Of Journa
Clerk. Mr.. John c. Robinson. who wa
appointed to succeed Mr.. Smith as clerk
took the oath Of office this morning, an'
after a consultation with his Predecessor
| he took charge Of his Office at once. lie Il
from Indianapolis, and was formerly
Judge Of the Indiana Circuit Court anc
held for q time the position Of Journa
Clerk to the State Senate.
It's rumored that Mr. Smith will max
fight for Reinstatement, and that
Michigan Democratic member will oner
resolution providing i1T an inquiry int
the Yssus Statements that have been mad
to the effect that the change was the resul
of promise by the Indiana Democrats Il
support the Clerk Of the House in his can
didacy for re election, if the office Of jour
nal clerk was given to ~ Indiana Inab
and that Don iicEnson Rad knowledge o
Smiths removal. 80 member OF the In
q ana delegation
NAP BEEN CONSULTED
upon the appointment Of, OF knew Of hi
intention 10 make a change save Rep
Matson, who had been requested TO furnis
some information concerning Mr.. Robert
sons record.
At the expiration or the recess MI
Fr1deu, the Presidents private secretary
appeared at the bar Of the House with th
Presidents annual message. 1t was n
ceived and its reading Immediately begur
The message was listened to with great q
tention, and at the conclusion Of the reac
ing, which consumed forty minutes, WI
greeted with applause. The House theE
at l:50 = Ii adjourned until Thursday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07
Deadly Dynamite.

WnEKkEsRARRk, Pa, fsscemher F,-An-
ltheE destructive explosion OF dynamite
occurred to-day on the new Pit;ston branch
of the Lehigh Valley railroad. Section
Foreman Sweeney, Of Philadelphia, was
instantly killed and FIVE Italian lsborers
were severely injured. A hole had been
drilled in the rock and filled with powder
the blast failed, and while tie kogdet Sss
being removed IL exploded; hurling the
men rfty feet avay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07
Canfsrsnos Of Wool arerers.

WASHINGTON, D. C., December 6.-Ai
a conference OF representative wool grow
era and wool dealers, held this morning, g
committee was appointed to formulate the
views aad wishes of the convention 9Th
respect to the tariff, in 70 taS - it saects
the WOO! indsStGy, snd to devise some plar
" action upon which the growers, the
dealers and the manufacturers may unite
for the common good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07

BERLIN, December 6.-The Post says:
The reports of assembling Of Russians on
the Galyran frontier evoke apprehension Of
a blow against Austria. Whether that
blow-which is not intended with the
view of attaining ends wherein
Germany has never opposed Russia,
but for other, farther reaching purposes,
that will admit Germauys rcnaining at
peace for any length of time, is a question
which doubtless Russia has long since
answered
The Poster Lloyd says: The situation
is undeniab'y most serious. Russis's atti-
tude is so threatening that we caunot but
think war il inevitable
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He is n Noted swindler.

PITrsBURG, PA, December 6.-John
Armeytage, arrested on charge Of forging
the name Of ]. ". Mackey, OF California,
and for attempting fraud, Vas Identified
to-day as Qrth Stein, SWindier OF nation
.i reputation. Stein is wanted by the
authorities Of Cincinnati, st. Louis and q
number of other western cities His hear
ing was postponed in order to give the de-
tectives an opportunity to look up new
aVidence
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ivities increase, new recruits are added to
those who desire continuation of the ad-
vantages which they conceive the present
system of tariff taxation affords them. So
stubbornly have all efforts to reform the
present condition been resisted by those OF
our fellOw-citizens thus engaged that they
can hardly complain of the suspicion en-
tertained to a certain extent that there ex-
lists an organized combination all along
the line to maintain their advantage.
We are in the midst of centennial cele-
bratioDs, and with becoming pride we re-
joice in American skill and ingenuity, in
American energy and enterprise, and in
the wonderful natural advantages and re-
sources developed by
Continued on Third Page.
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TAKEN TO TULLAM0RE
ANOTHER HONE RULER INCAkCRRATBD IN
0BRIEN'S PRISON.
Having TOO Good Time in Dublin Ial-Lord Mayor
Sullivan is Removed from His Admirsrs-
The French Situaton-Apother
Goblet Ministry PrObabla

DUBLIN, December 6-Lord Mayor Sui
livan, who was convicted of publishing ir
his paper the Nation, accounts Of pro-
claimed branches of the National League
an sentenced to two months imprison'
ment, has been removed to the Tullamore
Jail, in order to prevent his holding daily
levees, as be was doing in the Jail mere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07
A Chance for McAuliffs.

BosroS, December 6.-Rqtsy sheppard
received the following cablegram from
+. ederick Nornausell AMI John Dexter
Of birmingham, England, who were the
hackers of Jem Carney in his last winning
battle against Jack Hyams:
BIRMINGHAM, December s.
We will match lem Carney TO fight Nc
Aulife in Great Britain or On The Conti-
pent, aud will bet 81 900 against II, 600,
ana give McAulirie E200 for expenses.
Send articles by next mail to London
Sportsman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07

Ty,.y who predicted volumnous ana
~ document from the President little
Lnsw the man. His message to Congress
i remarkably short, concise and to the
point. .,..,;,, .,
cIrsiyrIy 70 the great question before Con-
,,-sss the great demand OF the American
9sopIe-reduction Of taxation.
Politicians of both parties are wont 10
,,,;r,a matters when speaking Of this sub
80, 70 e,ade tine direct issue and indulge
in gIit,er.rg geaeralities, Not 50 the
President. That sturdy Democrat oi oacN-
hone UNPARALLELED says what he means ana
means what he says. He strikes sledSe-
hammer blows in the interest Of the whole
people, ana stands fairly and squarely on
the Dsmoeratic platform on which he was
elected.
He plaiuly aud in the most forcible Ian
,,Dsgs so.,r5mends reduction Of taxation.
His recommendations Will not oe IL
ceived with favor in many sections, but
then, he is not the President Of any sec
tion hut OF the whole people and speaks fer
the whole Ss5ple.
Boldly aui feaciessly he demands in the
name OF the people q reduction of our Gus
toms duties on the necessaries OF life. This
is the sum ard substance OF his recommen-
datiOn
The Presidents message is national
document. In it he recommends what ne
believes to he the best for the nation, for
the people, th7 whole people. He has the
unprecedented backbone to use plain Ian
guage, so that all may understand what
his policy Is.